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2006.04.08: Ibdaa Health Committee Panel Discussion

UW-Madison1345 Health Sciences Learning Center750 Highland Avenue7-9:00 pm The goals of the tour are to…

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The Israel Lobby

John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, London Review of Books, 23 March 2006 For the past…

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Amira Hass: Strangled in Gaza

1.5 million Arabs under Israeli siege Amira Hass, Haaretz, Mar 22, 2006 In the elections,…

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Tawfiq Nasser: Palestinian Doctor Tells Of Life Under Occupation

Samara Kalk Derby, The Capital Times, October 10, 2005 To get to work each day,…

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The Gaza Evacuations

Disengagement or Tactical Military Redeployment? SHAMAI K. LEIBOWITZ and KATERINA HELLER, CounterPunch, August 24, 2005…

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Amira Hass: The Remaining 99.5 Percent

For the sake of about half a percent of the population of the Gaza Strip,…

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Praying with Their Eyes Closed

Sara Roy, MIFTAH, August 20, 2005

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The Shame of it All

Jennifer Loewenstein, CounterPunch, August 17, 2005

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No Peaceful Solution

Despite his innocent appearance, Avi Shlaim knows that he is a sort of enemy of…

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No Aid for Israel’s Gaza “Disengagement”

August “Washington Wednesday” Action Alert Start Date: August 10, 2005 End Date: To be determined…

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No Letup to the Occupation

Will Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza free it from the burden of the occupation? The answer…

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Amira Hass: Fooling the High Court of Justice and the Hague

The legalistic deception of the Israeli Civil Administration: “It is all Israel” Amira Hass, Haaretz,…

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Twilight Zone: They said they’d kill me

Gideon Levy, Haaretz, July 10, 2005 Here he is – the survivor. His head and…

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The Shabak: “We are above the Law”

Life under occupation Yael Barda, Occupation Magazine, July 7 2005 Yesterday I had a fascinating…

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Palestine: the economy of despair

The West Bank city of Nablus is relatively calm at present. Anyone who can raise…

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Mustafa Barghouti: The liberation of the Israeli and Palestinian people

Israel must understand that the liberation of the Israeli people depends on the liberation of…

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Prisoners in Israeli Occupation Forces Prisons

Dear all, I received disturbing news about prisoners in IOF prisons in Israel. 30-year-old, Salameh…

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Incitement in Palestinian Textbooks a “Myth”

Palestine Media Center (PMC), June 11, 2005 In a report titled “The Myth of Incitement…

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Inside scarred minds

On his first visit to the Gaza Strip, Daniel Day-Lewis meets the Palestinian families living…

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2005.02.24-26: Festival celebrates political filmmakers

Gwen Evans, UW News, February 8, 2005 For filmmaker Saul Landau, who has interviewed the…

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